We rented a Boston whaler for 4 hours and had a blast. The boat was old but clean the motor was a…read morelot newer than the boat and ran well. The people were very nice and accommodating. I feel we paid a fair price and received what we paid for.

A great family run small business that will make you feel like old friends. We had a mixed group of…read morethose who had done this elsewhere and those new to it. Mark and his son made us feel at ease. After our parasailing we rented jet skis and spent an hour in the surf. A great way to spend some time on a warm day.

This amazing carousel is an annual must-do when visiting Martha's Vineyard every summer. We love…read moretaking friends on it...of all ages! The fun is to try to collect rings as you go around the merry-go-round. My husband has been going since he was a kid, and still gets such a kick out of getting more than 1 ring per try. (So do I, when I can!) And of course, the goal is to get that brass ring, which is the last ring, for a free ride. The horses are beautifully kept up, and it's really such an iconic amusement.

You gotta come here even if you don't go on the carousel. I mean come on, the oldest carousel in…read moreAmerica?! Too cool. As a spectator, it looked like people riding were having fun while they went around in circles and tried grabbing as many gold rings as they possibly could. Some people could grab 2 in one go! Definitely go check this out even if for a quick pit stop. Way cool!

Our two boys, 13 and 10, enjoyed their one hour introductory riding lessons with a courteous,…read moreattentive young instructor.

unfortunately they are understaffed, and unreliable. Might be best to consider other options this…read moresummer. Definitely have a plan B.

This is my second time in this hotel and it's a great place for families. Both adults and kids…read moreenjoy the park. Has enough varieties of games, jumpy houses and the lazy river is a great place to get some tan and relax as well. Has enough free parking spaces within the property. The outdoor pool area is not big but both both the kids and adults had fun in it. We didn't get to use the indoor pool but it's about the same size as the outdoor one. The rooms are a bit too small, but cozy. Couple of things that I would suggest a change is the bathroom and the closet which doesn't even look like a closet. Definitely needs a renovation/upgrade.

This is probably a better park to visit in the fall- even on a cloudy summer day- it's JUST…read morecompletely in the sun. Knowing that I could have timed this better, I'm still giving this park 3 stars. The incredibly rigid rule that no outside food or drink is allowed really rubbed me the wrong way. I mean, you're definitely making the entry fee- so you shouldn't hold guests hostage in terms of food and drink. I did bring an empty water bottle to fill- but there isn't a full station super close to the INCREDIBLY hot, shadeless inflatable park. This, along with the employees sitting under umbrellas that were too small to adequately shade them, left me with the feeling that our health and safety could have been prioritized better. There were multiple inflatables without attendants to show users what to do- and that felt like a problem, given the steep entry fee.

If you have kids this place has it all…read more.. This review is on the park and not on the food... As we didn't eat there Went there with my 20month old and we had a blast... They must have 6 picnic benches with most of them in the shade which is very beneficial. Also have plenty of park benches too. The grass area is also very nice. It's not huge but enough for kids to run around and have a good time. The big toy is aged, but still very nice and they have toddler swings. Yes, the beach isn't large, as it is the same size as it was 30 years ago. They have the are roped off. There is plenty of beach are for kids to play in the sand. There are life guards there too...

Kids seem to like playing in the park. Not much of a beach here and there are boats docked nearby…read moremaking it probably a bad idea to get in the water here. Close to town.

Just got back from a week in MV and needed a gym with a pool to use. The entire facility is very…read morenice and well kept. They also offer several passes that make it easy to use when you are in town. The pool was very nice and well kept and has several lanes for laps. It's worth it if you need a gym!

Facilities: aesthetically beautiful and is cleaned more frequently than any gym ( or Y) that I've…read morebeen to. There's a family bathroom and changing area , women's , men's . After swim classes the facilities are always being kept up with. The women's locker rooms can be a little slippery but it doesn't help when people ring out their bathing suit on occasion in the locker area. Swim caps are mandatory in the pool even if you have a young child that isn't going to dunk under water. Bring a fabric one or the front desk sells the plastic ones ( and goggles) . Classes: As many as you would expect from any gym. In the mid afternoon usually there's less classes but there's a room upstairs that is used as a multi purpose room for stretching etc ( the same one for classes) opens up. Spinning on the first floor . In the summer some classes fill up so you need to sign up. Free weights , cardio , machines( upstairs) : a great selection of all the above. A few cable weights, smith machine, stair climber and all the cardio machines you could ever want. The area is also well maintained by vacuuming . A wall of cubbies for storing items instead of the lockers downstairs. ( Yes, there's an elevator). Plenty of personal trainers. Childcare: during the winter there's child watch on certain days for kids under the kindergarten age . There's a after school program and they offer school vacation and early closing from school care. Summer camp fills up incredibly fast as do all the camps. Swim lessons for sign up. Aquila - cafe on the 1st floor with snacks ( high protein options), smoothies , coffee etc . They sell cakes ( make to order) , pies around the holidays. Parking: in the front and right . Additionally there a lot near the ice area as overflow for the Y.

This was a cute little mini golf location that my husband and I decided to partake in during date…read moreday. We haven't been mini golfing in probably 7 years, and why we randomly suggested mini golf is unknown to me but regardless, this place was exactly was it claimed to be... it's mini golf. You get bored of the game itself by hole 10 but keep trucking along and then accuse your husband of falsely tallying up the scores in his favor (okay, fine, he didnt). This place would be great for kids, the scenery is cute... I hope the pilot survived that plane crash, though.

So, after a lovely dinner we drove to the mini-golf location. Plenty of parking. small Hippo in…read morethe parking lot to get a selfie. I was already sold on the place. Then we started to play. Realized it was very well maintained. Loved the motif and the piped in noise. It was a lot of fun. It is clear they made an investment to keep the carpets in fine shape. All the putters were pristine. Do not be surprised with the complexity of the early holes-- like most places the tougher challenges are mid-course. The surroundings kept the playing fun and the time spent was memorable. Planning to practice before returning.

This was a great trip! I was having a celebration for a big birthday and booked The Magic Carpet…read more It WAS magic. My entire immediate family and a couple of friends joined me on our trip. It's a beautiful boat! Lee and Todd were great hosts! Everyone agreed that it was the perfect way to celebrate.

RUDE! RUDE! RUDE! We made a reservation for a sunset cruise and unfortunately, it was cancelled…read morebecause of too much wind. Always thought sailing was about wind, but what do I know. When we inquired about rescheduling "The Boss" said we were the only ones inquiring about a certain night. That being said, we said great, what about one of your private cruises you advertise? She then had the audacity in her words to say "I don't think you can afford that type of cruise." Really? Do you know anything about us and to insinuate that we can't afford it? How about this: F You. I would expect an outfit like this to want the business. Oh well, hope you're so busy that you can turn business down, or with that attitude, you'll go the way of the previous sailing outfits on the Vineyard: Sunk.